List of cricket grounds in the West Indies

This is a list of cricket grounds in the West Indies that have been used for first-class, List A and Twenty20 cricket matches.

Structure of cricket in the West Indies

The West Indies Cricket Board and the West Indies cricket team are made up of representatives from 15 mainly English-speaking countries in the Caribbean, which are:

Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Antigua and Barbuda
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Barbados
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Dominica
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Grenada
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Guyana
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Jamaica
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Saint Kitts and Nevis
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Saint Lucia
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Locations of all stadiums which have hosted an international cricket match within Trinidad & Tobago

Test grounds

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
CapacityFirst usedTestsODIsT20IsNotes
Kensington OvalBridgetown Barbados28,0001930533517[1]
Queen's Park OvalPort of Spain Trinidad and Tobago20,000193061686[2]
BourdaGeorgetown Guyana25,000193030110[3]
Sabina ParkKingston Jamaica15,600193050373[4]
Antigua Recreation GroundSt. John's Antigua and Barbuda12,000198122110[5]
Arnos Vale StadiumKingstown Saint Vincent and the Grenadines18,00019973232[6]
National Cricket StadiumSt. George's Grenada20,00020023210[7]
Darren Sammy Cricket GroundGros Islet Saint Lucia15,000200362912[8]
Warner ParkBasseterre Saint Kitts and Nevis8,00020063175[9]
Providence StadiumProvidence Guyana15,00020082196[10]
Sir Vivian Richards StadiumNorth Sound Antigua and Barbuda10,00020096174[11]
Windsor ParkRoseau Dominica12,0002011542[12]
Test grounds list of West Indies [13]

ODI Grounds

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
CapacityFirst matchTestsODIsT20IsNotes
Albion Sports ComplexAlbion Guyana15,000197750[14]
Mindoo Phillip ParkCastries Saint Lucian/a197820[15]
Queen's Park (Old)St. George's Grenada20,000198310[16]

Grounds listed by Country

  • Grounds that have hosted international matches are listed in bold.

Anguilla

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Ronald Webster ParkThe ValleyAnguilla199520091480

Antigua and Barbuda

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Coolidge Cricket GroundOsbournAntigua and Barbuda
(Antigua)
200220082046Hosted the Stanford 20/20 tournaments and the 2008 Stanford Super Series.
Antigua Recreation GroundSt. John'sAntigua and Barbuda
(Antigua)
1960200963460Hosted 22 Tests and 11 ODIs.
Sir Vivian Richards StadiumNorth SoundAntigua and Barbuda
(Antigua)
2007201251016Hosted two Tests, 10 ODIs and 2 Twenty20 Internationals.

Barbados

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Desmond Haynes OvalBlack RockBarbados19962007250Formerly known as Carlton Cricket Club Ground
Bay PastureBridgetownBarbados18831891500
Garrison SavannahBridgetownBarbados18651865100Hosted the first first-class match in the West Indies in 1865 when Barbados played British Guiana.
Kensington OvalBridgetownBarbados189520112727332Hosted 47 Tests, 30 ODIs and 12 Twenty20 Internationals.
3Ws OvalCave HillBarbados200320112150
Mount Gay North StarsCrab HillBarbados20032009820
Windward ParkLucas StreetBarbados20002009570Lucas Street is the name of a village, not the name of a street
Foursquare ParkSaint PhilipBarbados20102010200
Police Sports Club GroundBridgetownBarbados20052009120This ground is also known as Weymouth Playing Field
Banks Holding Sports and Cultural Club GroundWildeyBarbados20052005020
Cable and Wireless Sports Club GroundWildeyBarbados20052005030

British Virgin Islands

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
A.O. Shirley Recreation GroundRoad TownBritish Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
20022002100

Dominica

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Benjamin's ParkPortsmouthDominica20072007110
Botanical GardensRoseauDominica19702004800
Windsor ParkRoseauDominica196520122270Hosted four ODIs and two Test Matches.

Grenada

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Progress ParkGrenvilleGrenada20092010221
National Cricket StadiumSt. George'sGrenada1959201145291Hosted two Tests and 18 ODIs. Stadium was rebuilt in 2004 after Hurricane Ivan, and is now known as National Stadium.
Tanteen Recreation GroundSt. George'sGrenada19972007510

Guyana

NameCityCountry
(constituent territory)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Albion Sports ComplexAlbionGuyana1977201131230Hosted five ODIs.
Blairmont Sports Club GroundBlairmont, GuyanaGuyana19602008480
Enmore Recreation GroundEnmoreGuyana199320094180
BourdaGeorgetownGuyana18872011199560Hosted 32 Tests and 13 ODIs.
Camp AyanganaGeorgetownGuyana19871987100
Diamond Community GroundDiamond, GuyanaGuyana20012001010
Everest Cricket Club GroundGeorgetownGuyana19972009670
Parade GroundGeorgetownGuyana18651882400
Kayman Sankar Cricket GroundHampton CourtGuyana198020055110
Providence StadiumProvidenceGuyana2007201112286Hosted two Tests, 11 ODIs and six Twenty20 Internationals.
Welfare Centre GroundRose HallGuyana196119861000
Community CentreSkeldonGuyana19721995310
Uitvlugt Community Centre GroundUitvlugtGuyana199720093120

Jamaica

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Alcoa Sports ClubAlcoaJamaica19851985010
Kaiser Sports ClubDiscovery BayJamaica197820105270
Greenfields StadiumTrelawnyJamaica20082010234
Jamalco Sports Club GroundKingstonJamaica20032003010
Kensington ParkKingstonJamaica190920107110
Melbourne ParkKingstonJamaica190919622300No longer exists.
Sabina ParkKingstonJamaica18952011205892Hosted 45 Tests and 33 ODIs.
Sir Frank Worrell Cricket GroundKingstonJamaica20022004120
Jarrett ParkMontego BayJamaica196520121960
Alpart Sports Club GroundNainJamaica1981201114150
Old Harbour RoadPort EsquivelJamaica20032004020
Chedwin ParkSpanish TownJamaica1977201113180

Montserrat

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Sturge ParkPlymouthMontserrat19671994650The city of Plymouth was destroyed after the 1995 eruption of the Soufrière Hills volcano.
Salem OvalSalemMontserrat20032008300

Saint Kitts and Nevis

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Warner ParkBasseterreSaint Kitts and Nevis
(Saint Kitts)
1962201144161Hosted three Tests, 10 ODIs and one Twenty20 International.
St Mary's ParkCayonSaint Kitts and Nevis
(Saint Kitts)
20072007110
Elquemedo Willett ParkCharlestownSaint Kitts and Nevis
(Nevis)
197720102160
Edgar Gilbert Sporting ComplexMolyneauxSaint Kitts and Nevis
(Saint Kitts)
20012005500

Saint Lucia

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Mindoo Philip ParkCastriesSaint Lucia1966200631150Hosted two ODIs.
Daren Sammy Cricket GroundGros IsletSaint Lucia20022011143611Hosted three Tests, 21 ODIs and 11 Twenty20 Internationals.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Arnos Vale StadiumKingstownSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
(Saint Vincent)
1972201147310Hosted two Tests and 20 ODIs.

Sint Maarten

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Carib Lumber Ball ParkPhilipsburgSint Maarten20042009610

Trinidad & Tobago

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Brian Lara Cricket AcademyTaroubaTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
2016
Prince Royal ParkArimaTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
19711976200
Gilbert ParkCaliforniaTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
197119791400
National Cricket CentreCouvaTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
20032010600
Wilson Road Recreation GroundPenalTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
19992007410
Guaracara ParkPointe-à-PierreTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
196020117590
Queen's Park OvalPort-of-SpainTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
189720112409211Hosted 57 Tests, 62 ODIs and three Twenty20 Internationals.
Queen's Park SavannahPort-of-SpainTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
18691895500
Roxborough Sporting ComplexRoxboroughTrinidad and Tobago
(Tobago)
20012001100
Sir Frank Worrell Memorial GroundSaint AugustineTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
19742011800
Shaw ParkScarboroughTrinidad and Tobago
(Tobago)
19842008540
Dubisson ParkSaint MadelaineTrinidad and Tobago
(Trinidad)
19761979500

United States Virgin Islands

NameCityCountry
(constituent island)
First usedLast usedF/CLAT20Notes
Addelita Cancryn Junior High School GroundCharlotte AmalieU.S. Virgin Islands
(Saint Thomas)
20032009600
Paul E. Joseph StadiumFrederiksteddU.S. Virgin Islands
(Saint Croix)
20032003100

References

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  2. "test statistics". Archived from the original on 2018-12-29. Retrieved 2019-09-05.
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  12. "Windsor Park test statistics". Archived from the original on 2018-12-27. Retrieved 2019-09-05.
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See also

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